Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-22

7 general f5vorite with the old sri wr
by reason OF q peculiar current Ctco--
sense and usefulness underlying Tx,
enthusiasm in the good things CtIs
She possessed many faults, nut ssT
g Geyoted dsughfeT, faithful ili,rj
is en- idolGtrous wife; all the i51l
her poetic na ure is Gow merged III,
channel.
The vein Of sensUoUscess which
scfesiZes much Of her poetry l1l s
through her personality, tastes sd
position, but is foTtuE%Jely governed
guided by strong common sense
btrite by nature, she can Gtspt 15F:l
any condition life nay impose.
As girl she brought much sdveF2
iCism upon herself from the sevs-eiI
Of the world, through 100 e1eata 1H
pleasure and admiration, too To1pl
and unctreiul literary methods 1
hsstY temper.
Time has cured all these fsulS NE
latter.
The fair poetess is c perfect little &
pest when aroused, which Is neysi
cut fair cause. An eye witness ci O.
her late justifable storms, ssld 10 ne
she felt as If she wanted lig5t11! s
bout her person st the time. % OK
her own poems she sGys: "IleI
Iurked under the demon in ne"
Somebody has iniimsted the; ;as
seSsed "a good deal more OF TIE M
but the latter has been more nlsal :
waited"
The wife of enc of WisCousi1'' III
eire king tells me that n her nsIe;
the gifted poetess was more o5lol-
Der personal qualities than heI il''-,
atty, Gnd many loved the W9GIr
would not indorse her writings.
her marriage she hiss published y.
book, "Mal Mculle," q novel, 's
and remarkable work in It's way ~
of new and adVar ced ideas Tor VII
public is not ready. -
Many sermon will have 10 % ~
10 cover the ground Nal Mou-le y.
Her poems have nOtiCeaoly in2,..
refinement and strength Stree -
This is due no DOUBT to consisn'
ton with one of the ablest ana I'''
tured literary critics Of the csy'
Ella Wheeler Wilcox has 6 Ce-I's
vigorous physique A cssual ~,
would not imagine her Over-I"en.,i -,
Naturally of e joyous end 1'Pgi -. -
tion she is subject TO PERIODS u P'. !,
melancholy. She dresses qlis-!
street and artistica!lY in the nOI;.
literary circles OF New YORK n',e-s
seal Of commentator upon Del ~ &
she is received with open srlDs ~ ~
the mostdehghtful social circles -
Her benevolence is unique Is ~
A constant source Of distress =
this regard is being compeileSu, -. :; ID
lessons of experience to Close ~. -.
book before the demands OF Il' 80
and limit her charities 20 cass' VI
personally investigates. Ons ~
strongest characteristics Is nSSlt.r,,s
ligious faith coupled with me- .ss-...
CIScUcs Que seIUOiu "a ~ ~
has the most implicit fam . y
Sincerity and truth are her car 4 "A =
tues. The favor of kings a. e. \ =
could not tempt her TO depsfII, Us i,.b
She is fearlessly and fearful, g =
gains and retains more frlenus -
who rely upon policy to e. LIS
throuoh the world. | do not e.,
magnetism but if any one IL me M .
ever did possess it she does. N Is
has said, "She draws all men lrc,s::s
almost all women" so NJ w
woman, she has few if any u 80
being possessed of g faculty O. ~ = =
rivalry. attribute this 70 sr,sss
and Interested pleasure II 'n'
others. ,.,fl1. s.
boy, after one brief day Of liiE' Sgsl
She is now making her home J. c 81,
city, near the Central PARE, ~ y. >sscs5
nest of rooms most srtistic.Ly, !, = |. 81